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Katy Wegner:
>I worked with my 66-year old father as he learned
>computers and the internet for the first time this past year. Very
>eye-opening! He kept exclaiming things like "This doesn't look like
a
>desktop to me!" and "Why do they assume I know what XXXX means?"
Hmmmm. Have you considered renting him out for usability tests
<smile>?
